2022-12-31-accounts

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Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year				-Our main achievement during the year was the completion of the 2022 Passion Play performances over the Easter weekend. As a free event, we can't be sure ofthe audience size, however we estimate that more than 5,000 individuals came to witness our portrayal ofthe Easter story
				over the course ofthe weekend.
				-The production costs were largely in line with our budget, despite some
				unexpected late expenses. Donations collected were higher than
				expected considering the slightly smaller post-Covid audiences. -A grant ofF10,000was secured toward the next performance in 2026,
				due to be received in late 2025.
				-Forthe first time we were able to accept contactless donations as part of the performances, which amounted to almost f700.We will continue to
				invest in this form ofdonation for future events.
				- Despite being busy with the rehearsals, we were able to run our annual Burns Night fundraiser, which in total raised over E2,000.
				- Donations from individual donors over the year amounted to over
				E5,000, of which around f4,740was collected from the Easter weekend
				performances. A gift aid claim in relation to eligible donations is due in
				2023.
				- Local churches also supported the performance as part oftheir own
				outreach, which amounted to an additional f650.
				-We continued to strengthen our digital network with more people
				followin news via social media and the website.
				It is not the policy of the Trustee ofaccumulate reserves in the long term.
Brief statement			ofthe	The Trustee accumulates adequate reserves to fund a major Passion
charity's	policy on reserves			Play performance every four to five years. Funds are also used to support ongoing fundraising events and campaigns, which are the sole
				source ofincome for the charit .
Details ofany			funds materially	The accounts are prepared on a receipts and payments basis and so no
in deficit				funds are in material deficit.